I got married at the age of 40 and had twin daughters in my first marriage, do I count as an only ch

Not counted. Twins are naturally formed, and after birth, there is no penalty or reward, and they cannot be counted as only children.

The legal meaning of "only child": Although the "Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China" does not clarify what constitutes an only child, article 27 of the law stipulates that "couples who voluntarily give birth to only one child for life shall be issued by the state with a certificate of honor for parents of an only child".

That is to say, the only ones who can obtain the certificate of honor are the parents of the only child, that is, the parents who have only one child in their life.

It can be seen that the so-called only child emphasizes the birth of only one child in life, rather than one child. Therefore, whether it is a twin or a multiple child, it is a single child, but it is not an only child.

No, an only child means that only one child is an only child, and now you have twins is definitely not an only child, and it has nothing to do with whether you are married for the first time, even if your child is conceived once, but it is not considered an only child.

No, the only child is only a single child, your twins belong to the first child, but they do not belong to the only child, and they cannot enjoy the treatment of only children.

Although it is the first marriage, but you give birth to twins, you are not considered an only child, if you only have one child and never have children in the future, you are considered an only child.

No, the only child is not only born once, but one, and twins are not in the category of only children.

No matter how old you are to get married and have children, just playing two children is not considered an only child, but now there is no benefit to being an only child, and the country has let go of the second child, so don't worry about not being an only child for fear of any impact, one is the same as two.

Calculate. However, now the one-child certificate is no longer issued, and it is advocated to have two children.

No, an only child refers to a daughter or a son, and a newborn daughter of a double fort is not counted as an only child.

Being born as a twin daughter means having two children, and it cannot be an only child, so this is not true.

Since they are twins, how can they be counted as only children, only children are counted by capitation and not by fetus.

In this case, I think it can be regarded as an only child, because this is also the first child born to the first child.

The only child is based on the number of children, not the first child, and the only child certificate has now been abolished

Legal analysis: whether the second marriage and rebirth are considered to be only children depends on the specific circumstances, if both parties only have one child, it is an only child; If you give birth to two children and Jane, but one dies unexpectedly, you can be regarded as an only child.

Legal basis: "Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 31 During the period when the State encourages a couple to have one child, the State will issue a "Certificate of Honor for Parents of One Child" to couples who voluntarily give birth to only one child for life. Couples who have obtained the "Certificate of Honor for Parents of One Child" shall enjoy the reward of parents of one child in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Where laws, regulations, or rules provide that the measures for giving rewards to couples who have received the "Certificate of Honor for Parents of One Child" are implemented by the unit to which they belong, the relevant units shall implement them. During the period when the state encourages a couple to have a child, those who should enjoy incentives and assistance for the elderly in family planning families in accordance with regulations shall continue to enjoy the relevant incentives and support, and shall be given necessary priority and care in areas such as welfare and pension services for the elderly.

Legal analysis: If a remarried couple does not include remarriage, and the number of children each born to each party is two or more before marriage, but the two people have not had children together after remarriage, they may be allowed to have another child. Therefore, if both remarried couples have children, but have not had children together after remarriage, they can have another child after approval.

Legal basis: Supplementary Notice on the Implementation of the Single Two-Child Policy》 If one party is a remarried couple with an only child, they may be allowed to have another child if they meet three conditions: first, one of the only children has no children, and the other party has one child, and if both parties have one child after marriage, one party has no children, and if the other party has two children, both parties have one child before remarriage.

Of course it doesn't count.

After all, being an only child is because the husband and wife have only one child.

So such a thing is simply impossible.

It depends on who the child's household registration is with before marriage

has let go of the second child, and there is no such thing as an only child.

It certainly can't be counted as an only child.

There's no one-child policy now, right?

Your other half counts, you don't count.